Start out with some plain white text and a black background. Duplicate your text layer so that you have two copies

Rasterize your first text layer by right clicking your text tool and choosing "rasterize..." Now choose Filter > Blur > Radial Blur. Choose 100% and zoom motion.

Create a new layer in between your two text layers. Change the layer type to color, and create a gradient with whatever two colors you would like to use. I chose two shades of blue.

Create a new layer above both your text layers. Control click your preserved text layer so that you have a clean selection, and fill the text with a white - light-blue (or whatever color your using) reflected gradient.

Add a drop shadow do your text by creating another layer below the one you just created. This time fill your selection with a dark version of your color, and position in 2 pixels to the bottom and 2 pixels to the right of your original test position.

To get a nice background, and to intensify the depth of your text, you can replace your black background layer with another gradient.

Here is how mine turned out!


Rasterize your first text layer by right clicking your text tool and choosing "rasterize..." Now choose Filter > Blur > Radial Blur. Choose 100% and zoom motion.

Create a new layer in between your two text layers. Change the layer type to color, and create a gradient with whatever two colors you would like to use. I chose two shades of blue.

Create a new layer above both your text layers. Control click your preserved text layer so that you have a clean selection, and fill the text with a white - light-blue (or whatever color your using) reflected gradient.

Add a drop shadow do your text by creating another layer below the one you just created. This time fill your selection with a dark version of your color, and position in 2 pixels to the bottom and 2 pixels to the right of your original test position.

To get a nice background, and to intensify the depth of your text, you can replace your black background layer with another gradient.

Here is how mine turned out!

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